The Taming of the Scoundrel - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Taming of the Scoundrel"
Il bisbetico domato (1980)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
7.1/10
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8.417/10
606898
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7.6/10
11000
11000
Film crew
Director
Castellano
Director
Pipolo
Director
Producer
Editor
Antonio Siciliano
Editor
Costume Design
Wayne A. Finkelman
Costume Design
Production Design
Bruno Amalfitano
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Mario Di Salvio
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Detto Mariano
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Alfio Contini
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Sandro Tamborra
Camera Operator
Script Supervisor
Beatrice Banfi
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Maria Luisa Piovesan
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Vincenzo Falsaperla
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Romano Pampaloni
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Alessandro Metz
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Angelo Zemella
Production Manager
Screenplay
Castellano
Screenplay
Pipolo
Screenplay
Assistant Editor
Luigi Gorini
Assistant Editor
Ugo Morelli
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Giancarlo Rocchetti
Key Grip
Special Effects
Antonio Corridori
Special Effects
Story
Castellano
Story
Pipolo
Story
Gaffer
Domenico Cavaliere
Gaffer
Assistant Makeup Artist
Diamanta Bardini
Assistant Makeup Artist
Sound
Domenico Pasqua Di Bisceglie
Sound
Production Secretary
Riccardo Pintus
Production Secretary
Maarten de Wit
Production Secretary
Line Producer
Luciano Luna
Line Producer
Unit Manager
Franco Mancarella
Unit Manager
Administration
Mario Lupi
Administration
Danilo Martelli
Administration
Assistant Camera
Alessandro Grossi
Assistant Camera
Assistant Production Design
Mauro Passi
Assistant Production Design
What's left behind the scenes
- The main character's name, Elia, corresponds to the name of the biblical prophet Elijah, whose deeds resonate with many scenes in the film. For example, the scene where Elia talks to ravens corresponds to the biblical legend of the prophet being fed by a raven.
- The film's title echoes the famous comedy by William Shakespeare, “The Taming of the Shrew” (in Italian — La bisbetica domata), in which a willful and capricious woman is brought to reason by a man.
- The film ranked 11th in attendance among foreign films in Soviet cinema distribution.
- For release in the USSR, some scenes were cut or significantly shortened – for example, the opening scene, the scene of hunting the hunters, the scene where Elia's cow calved, the fight in the restaurant between Lisa and her friend, the erotic scene of Lisa seducing Elia topless, the penultimate scene in Elia's house after his wedding, and the scene with the pig. One of the final scenes, showing a shaking chandelier, was also cut.
- The name of the main character, Eli, corresponds to the name of the biblical prophet Elijah, the meaning of whose deeds resonates with many scenes in the film. For example, the scene in which Eli talks to ravens corresponds to the biblical legend of how a raven fed the prophet.
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